[Coweta Arts Tidbits] Call For Southside Artists To Participate in Childrens Village Benefit

Coweta Arts Tidbits The Successor To Newnan-Coweta Arts Council News Releases Composed By: Forrest W. Schultz 770-583-3258 schultz_forrest@yahoo.com   September 11, 2009   Hollingsworth House Invites Coweta (and other Southside) Artists   To Participate in "Chair-ity Benefit" For The Childrens Village        Artists from Coweta County and all other Southside Counties were invited in the "Call For Artists" issued today by the Hollingsworth House in Fayetteville for participation in the Third Annual Chair-ity Benefit for the Children's Village at Christian City.  The news release announcing this Call is found below:     Call for Artists 3rd Annual Chair-ity Benefit for The Children's Village at Christian City Hosted by The Hollingsworth House, Fayetteville   Open to all Artists in the South Metro Atlanta Area Deadline for entries: Sept. 30th Deadline for art receipt: October 20th   The 3rd Annual Chair-ity Benefit for The Children's Village, a home for abused and abandoned children, at Christian City is seeking artists to donate their talents. Artists are asked to donate "chair-themed" art to be auctioned at the Hollingsworth House in Fayetteville, Monday, November 30th. All proceeds will be used to help the children who live at Christian City.   Some suggestions to tweak your imagination:   -          Painted chair -          Painted bench -          Painting of chairs in yard, back porch, restaurant, theater, etc. (any media)  -          Pottery in a chair or with chair theme -          Mobile incorporating your art medium -          Sculpture of chair (with or without person / people or other objects)   We are seeking a total of five (5) chairs, ten (10) paintings/photographs and five (5) sculptures or pieces of pottery.   Details:   Artists wishing to participate are asked to send an email to janet@hummingbird-hollow.com with the following information:   Artists name Contact information (phone number, email and mailing address) Type art Website and / or photo of previously completed art A short bio (1 – 2 paragraphs) Your photo (if you'd like it included on our website)   Due to space considerations we are limiting the number of pieces to five (5) chairs, ten (10) paintings / photographs, and five (5) sculptures / pottery. We will contact you within five days of receipt of email with details.   The event is highly publicized throughout the community by radio, newspaper and magazine advertisements thus those donating their art will be exposing their talents to an exceptionally large audience. Additionally, the artist's bio, a link to artists website and photos will be included on the Chair-ity website (www.chair-ity-event.org).   Artists donating art attend the gala event at no cost! November 30th, 5 – 7:30 p.m. for delicious food and refreshments, live music, a silent and live auction, plus plenty of great give-aways!   Background:   The Hollingsworth House and leaders in the community have joined together to host an annual benefit for The Children's Village. Last year local artists painted and decorated chairs to be auctioned. This year the Chair-ity benefit is expanding the offering to incorporate other arts.   For more information on The Children's Village at Christian City please visit www.christiancity.org.    Thank you for your news, Janet McGregor Dunn Editor / Publisher Follow us on Twitter: @gafrontpage www.FayetteFrontPage.com www.GeorgiaFrontPage.com www.ArtsAcrossGeorgia.com Post Office Box 1021 Fayetteville, GA 30214 770-631-3816

[Coweta Arts Tidbits] Christian Writers United Meeting on September 14

Coweta Arts Tidbits The Successor To Newnan-Coweta Arts Council News Releases Composed By: Forrest W. Schultz 770-583-3258 schultz_forrest@yahoo.com   September 9, 2009   Christian Writers United Meeting on September 14         The Coweta-based Christian Writers United (CWU) has grown considerably during its few months of existence and is actively at work on various projects.  One of these projects is the writing short stories by its members who will turn them in at their next meeting, to be held on Monday September 14 from 7 PM thru 9 PM at the Coweta Community Church in Newnan.  The publication of these stories will be discussed at the meeting, which will also devote some time to some practice writing exercises.        Anyone interested in  CWU can contact its founder Linda Jennings at 770-304-0282 or by email at lajennings@charter.net

Fw: "Children's Letter to God" free tickets and prize drawing!!!

--- On Wed, 9/9/09, dustin <dustin@thelegacytheatre.org> wrote: From: dustin <dustin@thelegacytheatre.org> Subject: "Children's Letter to God" free tickets and prize drawing!!! To: schultz_forrest@yahoo.com Date: Wednesday, September 9, 2009, 5:00 PM  Hello! We are so excited to announce a wonderful prize drawing to help promote family fun nights in the area! The official announcement will be coming out in THE CITIZEN newspaper September 16th-19th but I wanted to give you a heads up about it so your kids can be the first to join in! Please check out the attachment for official rules and more information!!! The Legacy Theatre and The Citizen    Want to give you a chance to win tickets to   "Children's Letters to God"   and other Fabulous Gifts!!   Have your child  write a     "Letter to God"   Send the letter to:   The Legacy Theatre   Children's Letters to God   1175 Senoia Rd Suite C  Tyrone, GA 30290    OR   Drop off your letter at   Southcrest Bank   on October 3rd from   10-12 or 12-4 at   the Legacy Theatre!    All entries must be received by October 3rd, 5 p.m.   Winner will be notified on Monday, October 5th.    *Child must be between the ages of   4 and 12. Include child's name, age,   mailing address, phone number, parent/   guardian's name, parent/guardian's email.   Every child who enters will receive a Free ticket   to the show! Make sure to stop by Southcrest   Bank or Legacy Theater on October 3rd at times   listed above for your gift bag.   List of Giveaways and Partnering businesses!   Top Prizes: The Legacy Theatre-invite to opening night for one family to show. Dolce Atlanta Peachtree-One night stay for family of 4 including Dinner and Breakfast Downtown Grill- $50 Gift Certificate Southcrest Bank- $100 to start saving account for one child Dogwood Gallery- Framing of one child's Letter PaPa Johns- Full family meal Partner's Pizza Tyrone- 1 Large 1 topping pizza and Appetizer Grand Coffee- $20 Gift Certificate   Bag Prizes (A Gift for all of our entries): The Legacy Theatre- One FREE children's ticket to Children's Letters To God  (limit one per household) Dolce- Bag of gourmet popcorn Grand Coffee-$1 off Smoothies and Specialty Drinks Southcrest Bank- Providing keep sake bags for prizes Downtown Grill- FREE children's meal Pa Pa John's-Pencils and more Partner's Pizza Tyrone- Kids Meal   -- If you do not want to receive any more emails, this link To update your preferences and to unsubscribe visit this link Forward a Message to Someone this link

TIME SENSITIVE PRESS RELEASE: Fayette-Coweta chapter of IAAP Offers Free Seminar with Lisa Waslis

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"The Power of Social Networking"

Lisa M Waslis, CAP

Free and open to the public

Monday, September 14, 2009

6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Peachtree City Library

151 Willow Bend Road

Peachtree City, GA 30269

Floy Farr Room

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THE FAYETTE-COWETA CHAPTER OF IAAP OFFERS FREE SEMINAR WITH LISA M WASLIS, CAP

 

This upcoming Monday, September 14, the Fayette-Coweta Chapter of IAAP will be offering a free seminar, open to the general public.  Lisa M. Waslis, CAP, will be talking about "The Power of Social Networking."   She will be addressing the benefits and the potential dangers of utilizing many of the popular networking sites such as Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace and Twitter.

 

Lisa M. Waslis, CAP, is an Investment Sales Associate for Neuberger Berman, an investment management firm in North Atlanta.  Her career in the administrative field has been quite extensive. In 1993, Lisa started her own company, BRS Atlanta, which provided part-time administrative services to small businesses. She has held positions as a Director of Finance and Administration for a local advertising firm and has also been a certified small business consultant for several years.  Most recently, Lisa was Senior Supervisor for Training and Development at Panasonic Automotive.  She is a certified Franklin Covey instructor for Project Management and their flagship program "Leadership".  Lisa has personally created over 50 training programs regarding technical and soft skills and delivered over 300 classes.

 

The seminar will take place at the Peachtree City Library (151 Willow Bend Road, Peachtree City, GA 30269) in the Floy Farr Room, from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm.  Light refreshments will be provided.  Please RSVP to lisa.waslis@nb.com or 404-262-4926.  For more information about the Fayette Coweta Chapter of IAAP, please visit www.IAAP-FCC.org.

 

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[Coweta Art Tidbits] Nature, Undisturbed 2010 Photography Exhibition Announced; Cowetans Invited To Enter

Coweta Arts Tidbits The Successor To Newnan-Coweta Arts Council News Releases Composed By: Forrest W. Schultz 770-583-3258 schultz_forrest@yahoo.com   September 9, 2009   Nature, Undisturbed 2010 Photography Exhibition Announced   Coweta Photographers Are Invited To Enter        Although Nature Undisturbed is a Fayette-based photography exhibition, entrants are not limited to residents of Fayette County.  Photographers from Coweta and other counties are invited to enter..  Last year several photographers from Coweta County had entries accepted and one of them, Paul Conlan of Newnan, won one of the awards presented.        The Director of Nature, Undisturbed 2010, Donna Rosser, has issued the following news release about this very important photographic arts event:        Nature Undisturbed 2010 2nd Annual Nature Photography Exhibition Benefiting Southern Conservation Trust   Call For Entries - Deadline: January 30, 2010   2009 judge, Greg Newington Southern Conservation Trust invites you to participate in the 2nd annual juried nature photography celebration Nature, Undisturbed, which will benefit the Trust's conservation work in the Southern Crescent.   Nature, Undisturbed April 16-April 24, 2010 Dogwood Gallery, Tyrone   Like the 2009 show, next year's exhibition will showcase the simple, yet majestic, beauty of nature, wildlife, and our local landscapes. Each unique image echos the sentiment "a picture is worth a thousand words"; a powerful reinforcement for the importance of greenspace and natural habitat protection for future generations of people and wildlife. Amateur and professional photographers are encouraged to submit one or more nature photos in either one or both categories: "Nature, Undisturbed" for photographs featuring nature in any location. "Trust Preserves" for images taken at one of the Trust's three public preserves in Fayette County: Sams Lake Sanctuary south of Fayetteville, Line Creek Nature Area on Hwy 54 in Peachtree City, and Flat Creek Nature Area next to the Peachtree City Amphitheater. Nature Undisturbed is modeled on the very successful 7 year old SlowExposures Exhibition, held every September in Pike County. SlowExposures draws over 600 entries and attracts more than 1,000 folks each year to view and purchase quality photography. Quickly following in its footsteps, Nature, Undisturbed's innaugual year drew almost 200 hundred entries.   The Director of Nature, Undisturbed is Donna Rosser, the "barefoot photographer", a renowned local photographer and founder of the Fayette Photo Club.    Nature, Undisturbed will again showcase locally and internationally honored photographers. Cash Prizes will be awarded for each category, and to the Sponsor's Choice and the People's Choice. Details coming soon about judges and prizes.

[Coweta Arts Tidbits] Woodward Academy Donates "Alley Loo" To African Schools

Coweta Arts Tidbits The Successor To Newnan-Coweta Arts Council News Releases Composed By: Forrest W. Schultz 770-583-3258 schultz_forrest@yahoo.com   September 8, 2009   Woodward Academy Donates Alley Loo To African Schools   Book Written By Newnan Author C. E. Walz        With so much disgusting stuff in the news it is a pleasure to report on some good news for a change.  Newnan author C. E. Walz, who has been in the news lately concerning her recently published award winning book Alley Loo, has announced that her employer, Woodward Academy in College Park, is donating copies of her book to schools in Africa which it has been assisting for some time.  Here is the article which Walz wrote about this great news, which can be found on her website, www.cewalz.com.                                                          Alley Loo Goes to Africa        I've been a teacher at Woodward Academy for many years.  Founded in 1900 as Georgia Military Academy, Woodward is the oldest private school in Atlanta, Georgia.  Today it is the largest independent school in the continental United States.  Woodward has always been an advocate of community service.  During the course of each school year, students are involved in many community service projects including one of our largest projects, Terranova School in Mazabuka, Zambia.   Terranova School is a dream come true for coffee farmers Colin and Alison Street.  To help improve the lives of their employees and their children, the Streets built a school on their Zambian coffee plantation that was free to anyone who wished to attend.  Each year since 2001, they have added grades, teachers, and buildings until now, a school that was originally designed to teach 200 children, serves 380! Woodward Academy has adopted Terranova School as a sister school, and in the past several years, has provided this Zambian school with books, clothing, teaching materials, computers, manpower for building projects, and even vision tests.                 Thanks to George Dietz, Woodward Academy science  teacher and assistant  principal, Terranova School library received copies of ALLEY LOO  this past summer!

[Coweta Arts Tidbits] Christian Writers United Announces Annual Christian Authors Giuld Conference in Woodstock on Sept. 11 & 12

Coweta Arts Tidbits The Successor To Newnan-Coweta Arts Council News Releases Composed By: Forrest W. Schultz 770-583-3258 schultz_forrest@yahoo.com   September 8, 2009     Christian Writers United Annnounces Annual Christian Authors Guild Conference   in Woodstock, GA On September 11, 12        During the past thiry years more and more national organizations have been holding their annual conferences in Georgia, usually Atlanta.  The next such occurrence will take place this weekened.  Linda Jennings, who heads the Newnan-based Christian Writers United (CWU), has announced to the CWU membership that the annual Christian Authors Guild Conference will be held in Woodstock, GA this coming weekend, September 11 & 12.  The website for this conference is www.Christianauthorsguild.org.        This information about this conference is found on that website:     Sending out a Christian Wave upon a Secular Sea Conference Conference Schedule From Our President Home Meetings Calendar Our Community Members Links New Book Release Publications Location Join Us Statement Of Faith Contact Us Coming soon...  Friday night and Saturday, September 11 - 12, 2009  The Christian Authors Guild presents our 7th annual... Catch The Wave            Writers Conference     With a Friday evening dinner and kick-off session followed by a full  Saturday array of classes with guest speakers and teachers, you won't want to be anywhere else. Writing tips and tools, education, and inspiration abound!  Mark your calendars now. Don't miss the event! Open to members and nonmembers and all aspiring writers are encouraged to register and attend. Click here for printable PDF file of CAG Catch the Wave Writers Conference brochure and registration form. See our Conference Schedule  tab (above) for class and activity listings. Click and hear here a brief informative audio podcast about our Catch the Wave Writers Conference   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Our Conference Speakers and Teachers: Jane Rubietta, co-director of the Write-To-Publish conference in Chicago, one of the most successful writing conferences in the world, is a remarkable speaker bringing solid teaching, animation, interaction, and humor into her full catalog of teaching topics that appeal to aspiring writers. Please peruse her excellent credentials and enjoy a sample video of Jane at her web sites: write-to-publish.com and janerubietta.com An added bonus teacher to this year's conference will be Chris Tiegreen, Senior Editor of Walk Thru The Bible devotional magazine published by the internationally acclaimed Walk Thru The Bible Ministries. Chris has also authored numerous books including Fixing Abraham  and Feeling Like God. Cynthia L. Simmons serves as 2009 president of the Christian Authors Guild, with past roles as conference director and chaplain. Her work has appeared in CAG anthologies, Chattanooga Times Free Press, NATHHAN NEWS, Chattanooga Regional Historical Journal, and Georgia Right to Life News.  Her current book Struggles and Triumps  has prompted numerous radio and TV interviews this year throughout the country.. Diana J. Baker is a freelance writer and Editor of Christian Living magazine. Her stories and articles have appeared in Focus on the Family publications and in several compilation books. During the past nine years, Diana has served the Christian Authors Guild as president, historian, hospitality chairman, and special projects director.  Writing Contests:  In conjunction with the Catch the Wave Writers Conference , two writing contests will be offered. One for Short Story Fiction and the other for Non-Fiction Article. To view and print the guidelines for each of the contests, please click on the appropriate link below: Short Story Fiction Contest  Non-Fiction Article Contest Registration and contest deadlines are approaching this month! Act quickly if you plan to enter. Created by Farrow, Paul, the other Paul, and Mike. Photos property of Lamb Star Productions. No unauthorized use. Contact lamb.star@comcast.net

Carrollton Cultural Arts Center LOFAS Exhibit [1 Attachment]

FYI --- On Sat, 9/5/09, honey corbin <honart3@bellsouth.net> wrote: From: honey corbin <honart3@bellsouth.net> Subject: [artscoweta] Newnan resident exhibiting with LOFAS at Carrollton Cultural Arts Center [1 Attachment] To: "arts coweta" <artscoweta@yahoogroups.com> Date: Saturday, September 5, 2009, 3:41 PM   [Attachment(s) from honey corbin included below] Paul Conlan, Newnan is not pictured in the group photo as he was unavailable. Would you be able to publish this announcement and photo please.  Forrest may have sent you a separate photo of Paul.       Photo caption: local members of The League of Fine Artists South (LOFAS) are displaying their original art in the Galleria at the Carrollton Cultural Arts Center, Carrollton, GA, through September 28, 2009. The reception is Friday, September 11, 6-8 pm. Photo ID: l-r: Donna Matthews, Fayetteville showing works in oil & acrylic; Licha Nicholson, Marietta showing slubbed glass, and Eleanor "Honey" Corbin, Peachtree City, showing works in oil and graphite.  Not pictured: Paul Conlan, Newnan showing art photography.   Thank you,   Honey Corbin LOFAS Publicity __._,_.___ Attachment(s) from honey corbin 1 of 1 Photo(s) 030.JPG Messages in this topic (1) Reply (via web post) | Start a new topic Messages | Files | Photos | Links | Database | Polls | Members | Calendar Change settings via the Web (Yahoo! ID required) Change settings via email: Switch delivery to Daily Digest | Switch format to Traditional Visit Your Group | Yahoo! Groups Terms of Use | Unsubscribe Recent Activity  1 New Members  1 New Files Visit Your Group Give Back Yahoo! for Good Get inspired by a good cause. Y! Toolbar Get it Free! easy 1-click access to your groups. Yahoo! Groups Start a group in 3 easy steps. Connect with others. . __,_._,___

RE: CHANGE OF ACCOUNT PARTICULARS ON YOUR CONTRACT FILE.

CENTAL BANK OF NIGERIA
HEADQUARTERS,
ABUJA - NIGERIA
+234-8029439853
E-MAIL: cenbank.ng.gov@sify.com
Date: 07th September,2009

ATTN: HONORABLE CONTRACTOR

RE: CHANGE OF ACCOUNT PARTICULARS ON YOUR CONTRACT FILE.

Attn:

Following the directives received from the Office of President,
Federal Republic of Nigeria, as a result of petitions and
counter petitions by foreign contractors over non-payment of their contract claims, this office has been appointed to look into all overdue contract payments yet to be released for verification, vetting and immediate payment.

Your name is among the list of beneficiaries released for verification and immediate payment.
Be informed that there are different accounts submitted for your payment by your local representatives in conjunction with the KTT Director, Central Bank of Nigeria. We do not know into which account to effect your payment.

Please, you are hereby required to verify the following
immediately:
Did you broker your debt to one Mr. Lee Chong of Indo-China Group Ltd., Hong Kong,
Did you sign any "Deed of Assignment" in his favour, thereby making him the current beneficiary with the following account details:
Account Name: Indo-China Group Ltd.,
Account No: 114-102-5567-8,
Bank Name: Standard Chattered Bank,
138-141 1st Floor, Edinburgh Tower,
The Landmark, 15 Queens Road, Central Hong Kong,
Swift Code: SCBL 11K111.

You are required as a matter of urgency to confirm the legitimacy of the above claim and kindly give us reason why you decided to affect the above Change of Account.

If you are not aware of this claim, please confirm to us immediately by stating your authentic account details, proper credit of your funds. Also required are documents authenticating your claim?

Due to the long delay this payment has suffered, be rest assured that immediately these payment irregularity are cleared, you would receive your fund remittance analysis for clearance of funds into your account.

Note that we are bound to recognize Mr. Lee Chong's claim, if you fail to promptly response to this inquiry following the Deed of Assignment he submitted to claim this payment. Make sure you get back to me as soon as possible so that the necessary action will be taking immediately.

Once you receive this mail, reply me immediately let me start my work. Please all corresponding should be through telephone and e-mail for
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God bless you.
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FPU(C.B.N)Nig.

[Coweta Writers Group] Holly Moulder At Powers Festival Book Signing

Coweta Arts Tidbits The Successor To Newnan-Coweta Arts Council News Releases Composed By: Forrest W. Schultz 770-583-3258 schultz_forrest@yahoo.com   September 3, 2009   Coweta Author Holly Moulder At Powers Crossroads Festival   Will Sign Eyes Of The Calusa and A Cord Of Three Strands        All published Coweta County authors  have been invited to bring their books for an autograph party to the annual Powers Crossroads Festival over the Labor Day weekend.  One of the authors who will be present is Holly Moulder from Sharpsburg, who taught elementary school for twenty-one years and who is now devoting her time to writing and promoting her books, which are well written stories for children which are helpful in introducing them to history.         Moulder won awards while she was an instructor -- she was twice named Teacher Of The Year; and she is now winning awards for her books.  Her first one (published in 2007), Eyes Of The Calusa, has the distinction of being the first book of fiction ever written about the Calusa Indian Tribe and was the winner of the Silver Medal In Young Adult Fiction presented by the Florida Publishers Association.  Her second book (published in 2008) was a 2009 Eric Hoffer Award Finalist and a Readers Views Readers Choice Awards Finalist.  Her books have had reviews published in various media including the Southside Arts Agenda, an electronic newsletter which covers the burgeoning arts scene on the Southside of Atlanta.  Holly Moulder is a member of the Florida Publishers Association and of the Coweta Writers Group.        Moulder will be signing both her books at Powers on Saturday September 5 and Monday September 7.  Each participating author will set up his table near the refreshment stand which is across the lawn from the stage where the musicians will be performing.  Information about Moulder's books can be found on her website www.whitepelicanpress.com.  Information on the Powers Festival is found at www.powersfestival.org